In the quest for the perfect camera bag, I just picked this up to hold
some lenses in the top pocket of my Fastpack 350, it arrived today and
seems to do pretty much exactly what I want. It neatly holds three small
primes, leaving room for bigger lenses in the large compartment.
http
Has not been made yet. That's why we're all still looking.
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Larry,
Official dimensions for the 60 are here:
http://www.thinktankphoto.com/products/urban-disguise-60-v2.aspx
They break it down into laptop space, etc.
70 is here:
http://www.thinktankphoto.com/products/urban-disguise-70-pro-v2.aspx
As far as monopods and tripods go, I
Darren Addy wrote:
Glad to hear that Lowe is replacing your Fastback 350. I've got one
and I think it is a fantastic bag.
But you asked for "the perfect camera bag" and so I'm replying even
though your immediate problem is solved. I picked up a like new Urban
Disguise 60 v2 fr
t;
> Darren Addy wrote:
>>
>> Glad to hear that Lowe is replacing your Fastback 350. I've got one
>> and I think it is a fantastic bag.
>>
>> But you asked for "the perfect camera bag" and so I'm replying even
>> though your immediate problem is sol
and nevewr
charged me for it. Hard to beat that kind of service !
They own me.
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From: "Larry Colen" <l...@red4est.com>
Subject: Re: Which is the perfect camera bag
Igor PDML-StR wrote:
Lar
If I cannot get my fastpack 350 replaced under warranty, I'll be needing
a new backpack style camera bag. I tend to always have mine with me,
and so I use it as my daily use backpack as well, carrying my cellphone,
wallet, keys and other little bits in it as well.
My requirements
Guess you consider your camera to be "perfect?" ;o)
J
Sent from my iPhone
> On Sep 28, 2015, at 1:19 PM, Larry Colen <l...@red4est.com> wrote:
>
> If I cannot get my fastpack 350 replaced under warranty, I'll be needing a
> new backpack style camera bag. I tend
There is no perfect camera bag, just as there is no perfect camera.
On 9/28/2015 4:19 PM, Larry Colen wrote:
If I cannot get my fastpack 350 replaced under warranty, I'll be
needing a new backpack style camera bag. I tend to always have mine
with me, and so I use it as my daily use backpack
350 replaced under warranty, I'll be needing a
new backpack style camera bag. I tend to always have mine with me, and so I
use it as my daily use backpack as well, carrying my cellphone, wallet, keys
and other little bits in it as well.
My requirements are:
Outside pockets that work for carrying
PM, Larry Colen wrote:
If I cannot get my fastpack 350 replaced under warranty, I'll be
needing a
new backpack style camera bag. I tend to always have mine with me, and
so I
use it as my daily use backpack as well, carrying my cellphone,
wallet, keys
and other little bits in it as well.
My
Glad to hear that Lowe is replacing your Fastback 350. I've got one
and I think it is a fantastic bag.
But you asked for "the perfect camera bag" and so I'm replying even
though your immediate problem is solved. I picked up a like new Urban
Disguise 60 v2 from an eBay seller and I am SO
A friend of mine has one of these Ibera handlebar camera bags:
http://www.ibera-usa.com/Ibera-ClipOn-Bicycle-Handlebar-DSLR-Camera/M/B0097DUIOE.htm
It looks pretty nifty. Does anyone on the PDML have any experience with
them?
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I also have a rather big camera Pro Backpack with the waist belt you
mention - came gratis with a (3) year subscription to a Photo Mag.
But the most useful is a compact (2) compartment Meade padded Lunch
Bag - discrete, and a compact Japanese Camera bag that allows access
to the empty spaces
PM
Subject: Re: a camera bag
Sounds good. Thanks.
Paul via phone
On Jun 18, 2013, at 6:06 PM, Darren Addy pixelsmi...@gmail.com wrote:
Sounds like you need something like this:
http://www.thinktankphoto.com/products/urban-disguise-60-v2.aspx
Urban Disguise® 60 V2.0
A review here:
http
wrote:
I know there have been dozens of camera bag discussions here, but I
didn't pay attention at the time because I always worked out of my big
pelican. Now I need a bag for around town assignments that will
accommodate a limited amount of gear and an 11-inch laptop. I want to
carry two K-5
On 18/6/13, Paul Stenquist, discombobulated, unleashed:
I know there have been dozens of camera bag discussions here
I think you've been missing a lot of posts mate ;-)
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a SIgma 135 - 400 f 4 - 5.6) and it was very comfortable
and ergonomic.
Mark
On 6/18/2013 5:15 PM, Paul Stenquist wrote:
I know there have been dozens of camera bag discussions here, but I didn't pay
attention at the time because I always worked out of my big pelican. Now I need
a bag
Was reading the great Herbert Keppler Quotes yesterday and came
across this comment on big and heavy hold everything bags. It's a big
no no he says for most photographers, provided of course if you are
not in the most category.
Ok, I bought a Swiss Gear Sling Bag on sale at Costco, Toronto, on
a
SIgma 135 - 400 f 4 - 5.6) and it was very comfortable and ergonomic.
Mark
On 6/18/2013 5:15 PM, Paul Stenquist wrote:
I know there have been dozens of camera bag discussions here, but I didn't
pay attention at the time because I always worked out of my big pelican. Now
I need a bag
I tend to agree with that, but I think it depends on what you want to
use it for and how you work. If you just want to keep track of one
thing for transporting (and then have a smaller bag or backpack for
the equipment to you want to take with you for the day) then it might
be nice to have one
) and it was very comfortable and ergonomic.
Mark
On 6/18/2013 5:15 PM, Paul Stenquist wrote:
I know there have been dozens of camera bag discussions here, but I didn't
pay attention at the time because I always worked out of my big pelican.
Now I need a bag for around town assignments
Paul - I use the Urban Disguise 60 and a couple of different Domke
bags depending on what I need to carry. The Urban Disguise is shaped
like a briefcase or laptop bag and padded more like a traditional
camera bag. I use it when I need to carry a bunch of gear and a
laptop. It's especially useful
I just checked and I have the Urban Disguise 60. I used to take it when
traveling just to avoid people asking about the camera bag - the Urban
Disguise really just looks like a bulky briefcase. Now that I carry the
Q when traveling I can carry everything in my briefcase with room to
spare
on 2013-06-19 7:55 Bipin Gupta wrote
Was reading the great Herbert Keppler Quotes yesterday and came
across this comment on big and heavy hold everything bags. It's a big
no no he says for most photographers, provided of course if you are
not in the most category.
i think Paul is in a special
I know there have been dozens of camera bag discussions here, but I didn't pay
attention at the time because I always worked out of my big pelican. Now I need
a bag for around town assignments that will accommodate a limited amount of
gear and an 11-inch laptop. I want to carry two K-5 bodies
On 18 Jun 2013, at 22:15, Paul Stenquist pnstenqu...@comcast.net wrote:
I know there have been dozens of camera bag discussions here, but I didn't
pay attention at the time because I always worked out of my big pelican. Now
I need a bag for around town assignments that will accommodate
:
On 18 Jun 2013, at 22:15, Paul Stenquist pnstenqu...@comcast.net wrote:
I know there have been dozens of camera bag discussions here, but I didn't
pay attention at the time because I always worked out of my big pelican. Now
I need a bag for around town assignments that will accommodate
/ceaserfineartphotography/3506039816/in/pool-camerabag/
On Tue, Jun 18, 2013 at 4:36 PM, Bob W p...@web-options.com wrote:
On 18 Jun 2013, at 22:15, Paul Stenquist pnstenqu...@comcast.net wrote:
I know there have been dozens of camera bag discussions here, but I didn't
pay attention at the time
wrote:
On 18 Jun 2013, at 22:15, Paul Stenquist pnstenqu...@comcast.net wrote:
I know there have been dozens of camera bag discussions here, but I didn't pay
attention at the time because I always worked out of my big pelican. Now I need
a bag for around town assignments that will accommodate
for the repair - not only didn't they
charge but they upgraded it to the level of their latest version.
Kenneth Waller
http://www.pentaxphotogallery.com/kennethwaller
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From: Paul Stenquist pnstenqu...@comcast.net
Subject: a camera bag
I know there have been
I got an e-note from Porter Camera yesterday touting the wonders of a new and
improved Tamron 18-270 zoom lens. I didn't check to see if they have one in K
mount, but I would really enjoy this feature:
Weighing in at just under 16 ounces, the 18-270 can eliminate space in your
camera bag
On 7/6/11, mike wilson, discombobulated, unleashed:
X100 review.
http://www.dantestella.com/technical/x100.html
Good read - thanks for posting.
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If you're thinking of buying a Fuji X100 so that you can throw it in your
saddle bag and take it to work for lunchtime snapping, then you'll need a
small bag to put it in which protects it from the other crap in your
saddlebag, such as tools, cellphone, wet sweaty stuff on the return trip,
and all
On 07/06/2011 23:54, Bob W wrote:
If you're thinking of buying a Fuji X100 so that you can throw it in your
saddle bag and take it to work for lunchtime snapping, then you'll need a
small bag to put it in which protects it from the other crap in your
saddlebag, such as tools, cellphone, wet
From: pdml-boun...@pdml.net [mailto:pdml-boun...@pdml.net] On Behalf Of
mike wilson
[...]
http://www.thedarkroom.co.uk/products_class.php?getCategory=921getBra
nd=98
X100 review.
http://www.dantestella.com/technical/x100.html
interesting read and correct on most of the points that I
Interesting review. I handled the X100 again when I was in NY and my
opinion of its fiddlyness hadn't changed at all. Beyond that, it
seems a nice camera. I'm happy with what I chose anyway.
I like the bag you found, Bob, too. Nice for camera only.
On Tue, Jun 7, 2011 at 2:44 PM, mike wilson
PM, Nick Wright wrote:
I'm looking for a very small camera bag. Older the better as long as
it's still usable.
Looking for something to fit my Pentax Program Plus with 50mm
attached, a couple rolls of film, a filter or two and maybe (but not
necessarily) a second small lens.
I don't want
, at 12:06 PM, Nick Wright wrote:
I'm looking for a very small camera bag. Older the better as long as
it's still usable.
Looking for something to fit my Pentax Program Plus with 50mm
attached, a couple rolls of film, a filter or two and maybe (but not
necessarily) a second small lens.
I
I'm looking for a very small camera bag. Older the better as long as
it's still usable.
Looking for something to fit my Pentax Program Plus with 50mm
attached, a couple rolls of film, a filter or two and maybe (but not
necessarily) a second small lens.
I don't want velcro, I do want some padding
looking for a very small camera bag. Older the better as long as
it's still usable.
Looking for something to fit my Pentax Program Plus with 50mm
attached, a couple rolls of film, a filter or two and maybe (but not
necessarily) a second small lens.
I don't want velcro, I do want some padding
Give me rough dimensions of what you're looking for in inches ...
you stole my pickup line!
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On Sep 17, 2010, at 13:10, Bob W wrote:
Give me rough dimensions of what you're looking for in inches ...
you stole my pickup line!
You stole my joke!
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am looking to sell or dispose of a
mound of camera bags stacked about three feet high and five feet long.
Give me rough dimensions of what you're looking for in inches ...
On Fri, Sep 17, 2010 at 10:06 AM, Nick Wright nickwright1...@gmail.com
wrote:
I'm looking for a very small camera bag
On Fri, Sep 17, 2010 at 12:38 PM, Charles Robinson charl...@visi.com wrote:
Give me rough dimensions of what you're looking for in inches ...
you stole my pickup line!
You stole my joke!
Neither of you are getting my boyfriend. ]'-)
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I understand it can be an obsession (though tripods are a bit more
difficult to
store). Care of Dave Chang-Sang on Facebook:
David Alan Harvey's camera bag obsession knows no bounds. A short film
made for the 2010 National Geographic Magazine Photographic Seminar
http://vimeo.com/9831500
I had the day off today, so I visited the local Calumet outpost with my kit in
tow, and spent an hour trying out various messenger-style bags.
I came away with a ThinkTank Urban Disguise 40. It cost about twice what I
wanted to spend, but it's well-designed, well-made, comfortable, and seems
city rowhouse it's getting
tight.
I understand it can be an obsession (though tripods are a bit more
difficult to store). Care of Dave Chang-Sang on Facebook:
David Alan Harvey's camera bag obsession knows no bounds. A short film
made for the 2010 National Geographic Magazine Photographic Seminar
... That might work for my everyday
camera bag, too...
which is often just my purse.
Best,
-c
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On Mon, May 17, 2010 at 3:46 AM, Bob W p...@web-options.com wrote:
Bob/Scott/Mark/Subash/Godfrey --
Thanks for the suggestions. My biggest concern is minimizing
the jiggle factor.
A sports bro usually does the trick for me.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfONNfAjyrc
B
Maybe camera
From: Christine Nielsen
BTW, here's a little bike porn -- call it a three-way? -- a few snaps
of one of the rigs we'll be taking to Colorado:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/23028...@n04/sets/72157623811081733/
triplet_11 reminds me of the old saying about sled dogs - If you ain't
the lead dog,
On 5/16/10, Christine Nielsen ch...@inielsen.net wrote:
BTW, here's a little bike porn -- call it a three-way? -- a few snaps
of one of the rigs we'll be taking to Colorado:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/23028...@n04/sets/72157623811081733/
Ooh. Aah. Snazzy. Are the SS couplers placed so
On Mon, May 17, 2010 at 12:59 PM, Scott Loveless sdlovel...@gmail.com wrote:
On 5/16/10, Christine Nielsen ch...@inielsen.net wrote:
BTW, here's a little bike porn -- call it a three-way? -- a few snaps
of one of the rigs we'll be taking to Colorado:
Hi all,
Since it's never too early to start planning my next gear purchase,
I've started obsessing on how I will outfit myself for our vacation in
August...
Our trip will include 4 days of tandem touring around Durango,
Colorado. I'm trying to figure out the best way to bring my camera
along.
. It will be a somewhat minimalist kit
-- my k7, plus a lens or two... no tripod, no ginormous
zooms. A backpack is one option, but I'm curious about
handlebar bags and/or panniers... I know there are some cycle
enthusiasts out there -- any thoughts?
I keep mine in a small camera bag
about handlebar bags and/or
panniers... I know there are some cycle enthusiasts out
there -- any
thoughts?
I keep mine in a small camera bag and either stuff it all in
a saddle bag, lash it to the rack, or strap it to the
handlebars. Backpacks are not a good idea for any kind
On 5/16/10, Christine Nielsen ch...@inielsen.net wrote:
Our trip will include 4 days of tandem touring around Durango,
Colorado. I'm trying to figure out the best way to bring my camera
along. It will be a somewhat minimalist kit -- my k7, plus a lens or
two... no tripod, no ginormous
with that approach is that it leaves you without a
camera bag when you're not on your bag. My approach for a very long tour
(many weeks, even months), if I ever get to do one, would be to put a robust
basket on the front of the bike and put a camera bag in it, attached with
carabiners.
Bob
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Christine Nielsen wrote:
Since it's never too early to start planning my next gear purchase,
I've started obsessing on how I will outfit myself for our vacation in
August...
Our trip will include 4 days of tandem touring around Durango,
Colorado. I'm trying to figure out the best way to bring
. Ortlieb offers a camera insert for their bags.
I think the problem with that approach is that it leaves you without a
camera bag when you're not on your bag. My approach for a very long tour
(many weeks, even months), if I ever get to do one, would be to put a robust
basket on the front
On Sun, 16 May 2010 17:55:27 +0100
Bob W p...@web-options.com wrote:
handlebar bags and/or panniers... I know there are some cycle
enthusiasts out there -- any thoughts?
I keep mine in a small camera bag and either stuff it all in a saddle
bag, lash it to the rack, or strap
From: Christine Nielsen
Hi all,
Since it's never too early to start planning my next gear purchase,
I've started obsessing on how I will outfit myself for our vacation in
August...
Our trip will include 4 days of tandem touring around Durango,
Colorado. I'm trying to figure out the best way
I have a rack that takes a top bag and/or pannier bag setup.
I don't go bicycle touring, so I bought the top bag. It has a locking
rail onto the rack and is well padded for my camera gear. It slides
off the rack by undoing a (lockable) catch and has clips for a
shoulder strap. Light, simple,
photo ops going both ways. :)
Bob/Scott/Mark/Subash/Godfrey --
Thanks for the suggestions. My biggest concern is minimizing the
jiggle factor. I'll check out your links -- I like the Ortlieb camera
insert idea... That might work for my everyday camera bag, too...
which is often just my purse
ways. :)
Bob/Scott/Mark/Subash/Godfrey --
Thanks for the suggestions. My biggest concern is minimizing the
jiggle factor. I'll check out your links -- I like the Ortlieb camera
insert idea... That might work for my everyday camera bag, too...
which is often just my purse.
Best,
-c
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When I first read the above I thought I was still on the Nude PUG
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It's still funny in this thread, though.
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Dennis Gibson wrote:
The MX is still a great camera,
but I never shoot film anymore. Are most of you shooting digital only?
I shot film years ago, but lost interest in the '80's. I regained
interest in 2007, bought a K100D Super kit and discovered then what LBA
really means. So I shoot
In a message dated 9/29/2009 10:06:54 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
webstertwenty...@gmail.com writes:
Thanks to all for your help.
I use the Visible Dust Brush and like it a lot (to clean the sensor).
After a while of changing lenses, some dust seems to always to seep in and get
on the
From: Dennis Gibson
Three years ago I decided to get a digital SLR so I bought a * ist DL and
the kit lens, mostly because of the lens compatibility. I've been very
pleased with it. However I think something got inside of it while changing
lenses. For quite some time there have been some
:30 -0400
From: John Sessoms jsessoms...@nc.rr.com
Subject: RE: Dirt(?) inside my *ist DL/camera bag recommendation
To: pdml@pdml.net
There are numerous sensor cleaning devices on the market. I'm lazy (and
not a little bit clumsy) - I take my cameras to a KNOWN GOOD service
tech and have
been getting. I
realize that saying that could open Pandora's box.
Thanks to all for your help.
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Date: Tue, 29 Sep 2009 12:36:30 -0400
From: John Sessoms jsessoms...@nc.rr.com
Subject: RE: Dirt(?) inside my *ist DL/camera bag recommendation
To: pdml@pdml.net
On Sep 29, 2009, at 21:48 , Dennis Gibson wrote:
That's what I'm going to do. Whenever I try to fix anything I have
ten thumbs and screw it up, so I've stopped trying. My chrome MX (I
also have a gorgeous black MX), my first SLR bought in the early
1980's, needs to have the foam replaced,
From: John Sessoms jsessoms...@nc.rr.com
Subject: RE: Dirt(?) inside my *ist DL/camera bag recommendation
To: pdml@pdml.net
There are numerous sensor cleaning devices on the market. I'm lazy (and
not a little bit clumsy) - I take my cameras to a KNOWN GOOD service
tech and have the sensor
On Sep 29, 2009, at 22:06 , Joseph McAllister wrote:
After it's fixed I may get a K100D that's available in mint
condition at what I think is a great price. What do you folks think
would be a fair price for one?
I just sold mine in mint condition for $275 on Craigslist. It had
not been
Hi - I'm new to the group. About 35 years ago I learned photography using a
Spotmatic and fell in love with it. A number of years later when I decided
to buy an SLR I remembered how much I'd liked the Spotmatic and bought a
chrome MX and an M-series 50mm f/1.4. Over the years I've bought quite
Dennis,
You have a pretty clear case of sensor dust going, I'd recommend
getting the Pentax sensor cleaning kit and giving your sensor a good
wipe with it. The Pentax kit is one of the better ones on the market.
As the DL lacks an anti-dust system, it will need periodic sensor
cleaning.
-Adam
Dennis,
You have dust on your sensor, at least 3 spots, probably got it changing lenses.
Try one of those big Atomic/Rocket blowers.
Use the menu and instruction manual to open the mirror and shutter.
While it's open, try to blow the dust off.
If you can't, visit a camera tech and get a $30
You have dust on the sensor. It's probably easily removable with a
blower. Just goto sensor cleaning in the menu and use a bulb blower to
gently blow the dust off the sensor. Or if you want to be slightly more
aggressive, I use 3M dust remover, it's a canned product but is
relatively
I ended up with this:
http://tenba.com/products/Messenger-Large-Bag.aspx
Big enough for camera, flash, and a few lenses - PLUS my laptop. So
now I can carry one bag back 'n' forth to work instead of two.
The depth of this bag means I can carry the camera nose down just
like I always
Charles,
'Bought' one myself a while ago and I like it.
It is big, especially with a laptop along.
I've got an orange one...
I say 'bought' because the local camera outlet closed,
leaving me with $100 in credits on developing.
I went to the remaining store downtown looking for
something to spend
On Jan 10, 2009, at 10:12 AM, Charles Robinson wrote:
I ended up with this:
http://tenba.com/products/Messenger-Large-Bag.aspx
Looks like a good bag! Enjoy it. :-)
Godfrey
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On Jan 10, 2009, at 10:12 AM, Charles Robinson wrote:
I ended up with this:
http://tenba.com/products/Messenger-Large-Bag.aspx
Looks like a good bag! Enjoy it. :-)
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On Dec 12, 2008, at 14:12 , Charles Robinson wrote:
I worry that if I were to drop the bag a little too roughly
sometime, it's just going to wreck the 16-50.
Is there a relatively-small (and not too terribly expensive), deep-
enough bag which would be handy for day-to-day carrying of the
Empathy to ya Charles. I have had my share of bag related fumbles.
Cory
Charles Robinson wrote:
On Dec 12, 2008, at 14:12 , Charles Robinson wrote:
I worry that if I were to drop the bag a little too roughly
sometime, it's just going to wreck the 16-50.
Is there a relatively-small (and
For years, I've been using a Tamrac Velocity 3 shoulder bag. Just
big enough for a camera with lens, 'nose down' in the middle section
(ie, flip open the flap on the top of the bag, and you see the back/
screen of the camera), with a flash off to one side and a lens or two
in the section
Unless you make a habit of whipping it out and shooting fast, why
don't you just turn the hood around and use the lens cap? It only
takes ten seconds to reverse the procedure.
Joseph McAllister
Lots of gear, not much time
On Dec 12, 2008, at 14:12 , Charles Robinson wrote:
I worry that if
that's rather a salacious way of putting it, Joseph. ];-)
Charles, you might look at the Kata DC-441 or DC-443 bags. They're
nicely made and should have enough room to hold the camera and lens
the way you want. That DA*16-50 and especially the DA*50-135 are
pretty bulky lenses...The DC-443
I was in a randy mood, Godders.
And I use a sling-bag for casual outings, day to day. Various sized
shoulder/handle bags for auto travel (but don't leave them in the car
anymore), a Tamrac backpack for hiking, and a roller bag for air
travel. Six Halliburton or Halliburton copies for
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From: Charles Robinson charl...@visi.com
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Sent: Friday, December 12, 2008 4:12 PM
Subject: Camera bag issues - looking and looking...
For years, I've been using a Tamrac Velocity 3 shoulder bag. Just big
enough for a camera with lens, 'nose down
Seen that one a couple of times. It sure is funky looking ... can you
do some pix of it open, shut, full and empty so we can see what all
the pockets and such are like?
I've got way too many bags, but my main daily use bag for 14-18 years
has be Domke F803 Camera Satchel. I would love to
On 21/5/08, Tim Bray, discombobulated, unleashed:
I bought one of these a few weeks ago, and liked it enough to write it
up: http://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/200x/2008/05/21/NG-2343
It can't be a Nat Geo bag, there's no Canon logo.
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It wouldn't fit a K10D + DA16-45 + DA50-200 do you think? I'm using now
a Lowepro Photo Runner for longer walks. This is a very compact bag but
it doesn't stay dry in rain.
Henk
Tim Bray schreef:
I bought one of these a few weeks ago, and liked it enough to write it
up:
I bought one of these a few weeks ago, and liked it enough to write it
up: http://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/200x/2008/05/21/NG-2343
-T
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Brian Walters [EMAIL PROTECTED] 4/22/2008 8:38 PM
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Subject: RE: Camera Bag for Travel Kit
[snipped: totally biased and 1100% totally and utterly untrue and
totally unjust rant against the pearl of Australian cities and its
gentle folk obviously by some total drongo who knows totally stuff all
and nothing about culchah or totally
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Bob,
Good to see that you haven't lost your grasp on Aussie
badinage. BTW there
was a minor typo in your message. I'm certain you must have
intended, who
totally knows all stuff when you
Bob W a écrit :
[snipped: totally biased and 1100% totally and utterly untrue and
totally unjust rant against the pearl of Australian cities and its
gentle folk obviously by some total drongo who knows totally stuff all
and nothing about culchah or totally fine places and people
culchah
Can't see the sharks :-\ How disappointing !
dom from Paris, France
Anthony Farr a écrit :
Here's Melbourne's most famous beach:
http://tinyurl.com/5dk3x7
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Mme RD wrote:
Can't see the sharks :-\ How disappointing !
dom from Paris, France
Anthony Farr a écrit :
Here's Melbourne's most famous beach:
http://tinyurl.com/5dk3x7
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